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Samsung SDS starts building Gumi AI data center with initial 60MW capacity

Samsung SDS starts building Gumi AI data center with initial 60MW capacity Image: DCD
Samsung SDS has broken ground on an AI data center in Gumi, South Korea, with an initial 60MW phase and plans to scale to 120MW. Construction is underway on a 498,165 sq ft site, with completion expected in late 2028. The facility will offer customers compute from in-house GPUs and space to install their own hardware. It will combine air cooling for networking and storage servers with liquid cooling for high-density GPU areas.
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